Who Can You Believe

[LincolnToddFan]

(07-30-2014 02:06 PM)Linda Anderson Wrote:  Fred did remember it after a bit, Toia. Naturally he was a little bit confused when he woke up. "He thought that only one night had passed, since he knew not what had happened to him, and his mind took up matters just where it had left them". Fred and Seward gave an interview to the London Spectator later that year. The article is titled "The Sensation of Being Murdered."

http://beck.library.emory.edu/iln/browse...7.1344.005

Fred also testified in the John Surratt trial in 1867 as did Anna. Fred gave some interviews throughout the remainder of his life about that terrible night.

Wow. I don't know how you find this stuff Linda, thanks again.

Do you know what makes me crazy?? That the Seward home on Lafayette Square where it all took place was eventually demolished. Why, why, why are we Americans so careless about our historical places...the Seward home, like Ford's Theater and the Peterson House, should have been on an historical protected site list!